Are we making a difference in the lives of New Zealanders – how will we know? : A wellbeing measurement approach for investing for social wellbeing in New Zealand Social Investment Agency

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New Zealand. Social Policy Agency

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TextPublication details: Wellington, New Zealand : Social Investment Agency, 2018Description: electronic document (86 pages) ; PDF fileSubject(s):

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Summary: The Social Investment Agency (SIA) is developing a new approach to analyse the impact of social services on the wellbeing of New Zealanders. This can help funders, providers and others understand whether these services are making a genuine and lasting difference to people’s lives, and inform better decisions about where to focus effort to improve people’s wellbeing. This working paper explores the SIA's approach to measuring wellbeing and notes the work of other government agencies. Record #6089

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The Social Investment Agency (SIA) is developing a new approach to analyse the impact of social services on the wellbeing of New Zealanders. This can help funders, providers and others understand whether these services are making a genuine and lasting difference to people’s lives, and inform better decisions about where to focus effort to improve people’s wellbeing. This working paper explores the SIA's approach to measuring wellbeing and notes the work of other government agencies. Record #6089

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